Theduece
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I have been looking at wheels for my truck I found some 395 20 how do I tell if the bolt pattern is the same I don't wanna buy some and can't bolt them on
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Pretty simple. 5 tons use a 10 lug pattern. Deuces use a 6 lug pattern.
FWIW, Unimogs also use a 6 lug pattern as well. Those will not bolt up. Nor would a 15" M1009 6 lug wheel.
The only wheels out there that will work in this case are:
Stock wheels with 395's squeezed on them (not recommended)
M35A3 wheels with 395's on them (Not recommend by some due to bead differences)
Recentered HEMTT/5 Ton wheels
Custom 1 piece wheels made by aftermarket.
Alternatively, you can mount an adapter plate to the deuce hub to use 5 ton wheels.
FWIW, Unimogs also use a 6 lug pattern as well. Those will not bolt up. Nor would a 15" M1009 6 lug wheel.
The only wheels out there that will work in this case are:
Stock wheels with 395's squeezed on them (not recommended)
M35A3 wheels with 395's on them (Not recommend by some due to bead differences)
Recentered HEMTT/5 Ton wheels
Custom 1 piece wheels made by aftermarket.
Alternatively, you can mount an adapter plate to the deuce hub to use 5 ton wheels.
Theduece
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here are the ones I found can I put a new center in them
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The wheels that you posted were FMTV wheels. They will not work without using a hub adapter approach or machining out the centers and installing a plate.
The wheels that you posted were FMTV wheels. They will not work without using a hub adapter approach or machining out the centers and installing a plate.